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To put things into perspective, Apple charges $400 to upgrade from $16GB to $32GB. So I’ll say that expecting 32GB RAM in a $1K laptop is a little too unrealis
by yumraj 4y ago
To put things into perspective, Apple charges $400 to upgrade from $16GB to $32GB.
So I’ll say that expecting 32GB RAM in a $1K laptop is a little too unrealistic.
- josephcsible 4y agoBut Apple charges ridiculous premiums for everything. For example, at https://frame.work/products/laptop-diy-12-gen-intel/configuration/edit https://frame.work/products/laptop-diy-12-gen-intel/configur... it's only $80 more for 32GB than for 16GB.
- pjob 4y agoI don't think you should use Apple to put upgrade pricing in perspective. They've used inflated pricing to extract extra money from a captive audience for many years. Other OEMs cannot demand similar premiums for commodity products.
- yumraj 4y agoYes, I know Apple prices are highly inflated. I was using it to highlight the unreasonable-ness, IMHO of course, of the above request.
- oneplane 4y agoThey use on-SoC RAM chips, essentially a cheaper HBM instead of just some random SO-DIMMS. I think a better comparison would be Dell or Lenovo who do the same thing HP does, and they too charge a lot for what are essentially OEM versions of Samsung and Hynix memory anyone can get.
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